Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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r s The M OH I G N 4 1 5 - ' . J ' '4' 5 l 1' P 3 YARGER, MILTON ' ll 5 Stolid and Steady - 2 1: 0 ij El I: , :: :: , . G S, 'r 4' U I' by ZECK, HILDA I ,I Dangerous and Giddy ' 1' Q 1+ l 3 ai .I O P ll v 2. ZINN, MILDRED I 4 Snappy and Flirty I' - P Iv b In U v 5 4: fi K fl HOME ROOM 102 Grosselin, Helen Litman, Mildred if 1' D h t D L. 1 Guthrie, Ruth Lyons, Irma 'ni J Fapg Jer yr e IS e Hoover, Carl Price, Lillie 3 il Jag, amgih 1 Madigan, William Stevenson, Jesse 141 1.5 Lqttnson' M bi McCormick, Virginia Warner, Jennings In Lijcllggg' Clgv e Reiner, Earl ' Wotring, Herman : , M F ' kl. er Rushford, Lucille HOME ROOM 210 J, ' ray' ran In Sanders, Albert 'L 1' Sljgngr' Algbirt t Walls, Ella Boughner, Andrew , Sas: Clark, Samuel f ji Smith, Warren HOME ROOM 310 gggkxsfqgligst E, sxiflliglafjlilgigrllaylgu ene Blaney, Judson Gidleyi Irma i j ' g Chipps, Grace Hucke, Raymond l ,Q HOME ROOM 106 Clulo, Thelma JolliHe, Florence 5 l Fitts, Carl Kelley, Gordon ,L J indersoln, Cecil Fogelj Iiella King, Louise h :A yer, ar es Fox, o n ' L ewelyn, Rut v 1, Boyer, Howard Garletts, Marguerite McKinney, Mary .I , Brown, Sarah Germain, Lucy Newman, Ernestine E ,F Cohen, Blanche Gwilliam, Minnie Sheldon, Earl 11 DeYau1t, Lyall Haden, Dorothy Smith, Mildred J' Elliott, Willard Helmick, Mary Whiston, Eleanor E v Gamble, Harold Hess, George I .1 Grayson, Franklin Jackson, Basil .ig 'i 4 4 Q:' 7' 'B 5 ?'7V'l 'Txfxx x1Tr'l'FgJ if' F' B RV ' ' V01 F MY! A rfN1 IYN1 rfN1 'o Page 'ninety-two

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7?-3i.,,f . .cf .iv i-e - fy. J. 'f C' Qs 'Q ig Bev. 'F R' -A 5 E 61114411 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Order' thunders the chairman Gerald Llewellyn pounding' his gavel ln an endeavor to quell the loud buzzing produced by about two hundred and fifty J un1ors talking at once as they assemble in the Choral 1 Room, December 7, 1928. The buzz becomes a murmur, the murmur 4 1 ' 1 dwindles to silence. 41 I l 'Classmates, the meeting will please come to order, he yells. Then ' assuming a more conversational tone, he continues: We are already E three months late in organizing so we'll have to snap out of this slow rate, O E O rv if we expect to get anywhere this year. Do you know we must nominate officers, and keep up the tradition of the school by putting on a Christ- mas program? Come on you people and let us prove 'We can do something 1 ,i and also prove: 11 gi 'It's not the individual 31 Or the class as a whole, But the everlastin' teamwork 1 41 ilil P h 11, 1' 1 1, 1 o r 1, ' 1 1: 1: fi' 1, I f Q N cw W 1 1'--14 l i., 1 111 'Ill' 'lllll 1, , ,., Q 'Af i' K NIV! ,l :IGM 17 '4 - 1 JS: ., ,W uni 't ' ,I ' W 'nh I :Q 1 Q 1' 1' 1' '1 b 4 .....,. Q 11 K , 1, I ca Jr ' - - 4 . , , e 41, - - 4 Q . . . 'P ll lp 1 . ll' 1' ll g b 4 1 R 41 in QQ 1 1 WZT4 E TSWFJ f. W lik F 'Q 1, Of every bloomin' soul.' 4 4 1: P ' ,S 5 that will make this class a force in M. H. S. 1 ' , lf E: The air is electrified, the class becomes animated, boys and girls p 1 4: scramble to their feet in an effort to gain recognition for making nomina- 1:1 tions. Finally the air is clear, the nominations close, plans are made con- If .i cerning the staging of a Christmas play and Mr.. J. M. Phillips, the new , Junior sponsor, is presented. tl 1, ' lp :Qi From this meeting the members of the class went forth with a will 1 1, to accomplish fame. Their achievements before the holidays will not soon 4, I, be forgotten. On December 12, the votes for the Junior offices were col- ll , lected from each Junior assembly. The offices were filled by the following ,E , students: p . g J Q il 1 4, President ....... . ................... ........ G erald Llewellyn ,I Vice-President ...................... ................. R oger Scott ,P 41 Secretary and Treasurer ...... ........ M ary Lou Flesher 1 1 Historian ................................................................ Florence Cox 1 11 1: 11 On the same date fifteen or twenty members had quite an exciting 1, J time trying out for the play, The Ruggleses Eat Out. The choice of the 1' 1' 1 '1 ' Q W rfA1: F' i ' I1 ' H H H mn ' O ' W1 ' a A a ' ' rg figzcaadzgizif J . fiibillzlgfsietfliza